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A UK company started up by a distant relative of the inventor of the toilet, has created a new handheld GPS device that allows you to locate and then get directions to the nearest toilet in the UK.
Here’s a funny clip featuring B. Gates and S. Jobs - and a surprize guest from the 80s.
And talking of the past and B. Gates, here’s what he once said about the Mac: Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been a bit quiet at the iPhone front (but then, everything after a hurricane feels quiet). But Apple has released a little teaser commercial:
Goldman Sachs concludes that the iPhone will give Apple a whole new piece of the revenue pie:
the number of potential iPhone buyers is equivalent to 75 percent of the installed base of current iPod owners
You can listen to parts of the presentation and Q&A session.
Actioncorp has analyzed Steve Job’s keynote frame by frame (no kidding), and found some new facts.
Have you been toying with the idea of getting yourself an iBook or, gasp, MacBookPro, but have put off the decision because your current Windows laptop still does the job? Let the following film be an inspiration for that you can have both - and do something for your body, too.
Good weekend, everybody!
(Back from the sun. Since 100% of you requested that I should post some pictures from the trip, I will naturally oblige. Just not yet 
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If you think that the USD 236 to switch to the iPhone is too much, have a look at this iPhone commercial.
…oh, and if you just cannot wait for the iPhone, you can buy yourself an almost-look-alike Prada phone. Less features. But hey!
The first hypedust has settled. I was amazed at some rather strong reactions. Some commentators flared at the high price tag, seeing a demise in society per se.
Others say it is just another phone. One that does exactly what many other phones already can do.
Only few have actually seen, let alone played with, it. In a previous post I mentioned one of those lucky ones.
Since then the projected costs of the iPhone have been estimated. Projecting a whopping 50% margin. Which means that Apple has a lot of leeway if they should decide to enter a price war.
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